casajardincompeta.com

AI review of this page — 4 things to look at— each shows where it is on the page

1. 1

   "BOOK A STAY" button in the top navigation bar

   The teal 'BOOK A STAY' pill is the only persistent CTA but disappears as the user scrolls. Add a sticky bottom bar with a 'BOOK A STAY' button so it's always reachable on mobile — on a 4-room property with high demand (page copy admits rooms fill 3 months ahead), every scroll-away moment risks losing the booking intent.

2. 2

   Room carousel: truncated copy "A bedroom and a separate · ensuite bathroom. The larg" and "VIEW ROOM" link

   The room description is visibly cut off mid-sentence ('The larg…'), which undermines trust and feels unfinished. Replace the truncation with a fixed 2-line summary and make 'VIEW ROOM' a solid button rather than a plain text link to lift tap-through rate on the highest-intent section of the page.

3. 3

   "Find a date, come stay." booking form — mm/dd/yyyy date fields

   The date inputs use US-format placeholders (mm/dd/yyyy) for a Spanish property marketed to European visitors who expect dd/mm/yyyy. This mismatch causes entry errors and form abandonment. Switch to dd/mm/yyyy or use a visual date-picker to eliminate the ambiguity.

4. 4

   "Most weekends in spring and autumn fill three months ahead" paragraph above the booking form

   This urgency/social-proof statement is buried in body-weight text above the form. Pull it up as a highlighted callout (e.g., a small badge or coloured banner: '🔥 Spring & autumn fill 3 months ahead — book direct for best rates') directly above the 'CHECK AVAILABILITY →' button so it acts as a last-moment conversion nudge at the decision point.